Yeah .. i couldnt wait any longer. I was weak. I disgust myself.
Now im gonna go drown my sorrow in juicy tone goodness.
Just think about how many hours of enjoyment you will get out of the profiles, compared to a movie, dinner, or night at the bar. The profiles are cheap, by comparison, per hour of enjoyment.
Display MoreJust bought Kemper last weekend. Profile pack 2 was already in there fromnprevious owner and i was blown away. I got stuck on one preset (/13) and realized 3 hours went by without noticing.
I want to buy pretty much everything else MBritt offers. Im in Canada so currency exchange is pretty bad. I was wondering if there is a discount code laying around somewhere?
I am specifically looking for :
- Profile Pack 1
- Profile Pack 3
- Crank n Go
- Dumble Pack
- Colonial Pack
Thanks and cheers y'all
Jack
Mike sometimes has specials for holidays, black friday, etc.
Sounds like the cab is off for monitor out. You can check this in the output menu, there's a tick box for cab on/off for monitor out.
Thanks for the reply. I ended up just running my cab and FOH on the mains. I checked everything yesterday, and cab was on. My FRFR (XiTone MBritt) has two inputs. I tried the other input with a 1/4 cable, and everything sounded fine. I didn't see any buttons to change the problematic input from line to mic level. Maybe it is fixed to one that didn't work for the Kemper. It was definitely nothing with the Kemper, though. I do appreciate your assistance.
Through my monitor out, I am getting a weird buzzing sound. It sounds like a damaged speaker, not like a ground issue. It is especially prevalent with palm mutes.
If I use an xlr cable, into the same powered cab, it sounds fine. I was hoping to use the monitor out to my cab and the main outs to FOH.
Any got any recommendations for what to check? Thanks.
Display MoreAll of the above is dead-on. I'd find an analog-style preset and start there. Brad Paisley is known to use a Way Huge Aqua Puss, which is an analog sound. EHX Memory Man is another.
As for grit, mod etc..... I'm still playing with those to 'tune' the delays. Still feeling out what does what and how they interact. Very cool, just going to take time.
What I've found recently that's been something of a revelation for me is the Low Cut/High Cut. I'll set the Low Cut to around 100Hz or sometimes up around 170'ish. I then turn the high cut all the way to the right and experiment with dialing that down. It has a profound effect on how prominent the repeats are and their overall timbre.
This video is especially helpful for me on tape/analog settings: https://youtu.be/-to4EaaN5bc
This one covers other, more broadly applied parameters: https://youtu.be/17wewFnUJ5sHTH.
Thanks for sharing!
140 to 180 ms sounded more like country to me. I agree, lower settings sounded more like rockabilly. I've got it before the amp, as well, which sounded better to me. You guys doing anything special with any of the other settings (grit, modulation, etc)?
Thanks again.
It's a known issue, according to Kemper support. They are working on fixing it.
What settings are you guys using for country slapback delay? I've been trying to use some of the delay times I've found on random web articles, and they all sound too fast. Just curios as to what everyone else is using. Thanks.
I am running 7.1.8.15579B. I have noticed that when pressing the rig up or down buttons, it sometimes skips a rig (e.g. goes from 5 to 7 or 3 to 1).
Anyone else see anything like this on the beta firmware?
Someone replied, in another thread, that you can change the active rig with the right arrow key. That is even more convenient, to me, than the space bar.
I was wrong. Right and left scrolls up or down and activates the rig. It doesn't activate the currently selected rig.
Display MoreTwo features I would like to see:
1) The ability to change profiles with only the keyboard. I believe I used to be able to do this with the spacebar, in the old RM.
2) The ability to enter numbers for values, rather than using the on-screen knob.
Keep up the good work on Rig Manager! Looks really nice, so far.
Someone replied, in another thread, that you can change the active rig with the right arrow key. That is even more convenient, to me, than the space bar.
Two features I would like to see:
1) The ability to change profiles with only the keyboard. I believe I used to be able to do this with the spacebar, in the old RM.
2) The ability to enter numbers for values, rather than using the on-screen knob.
Keep up the good work on Rig Manager! Looks really nice, so far.
Display MoreHi there,
a first beta version Rig Manager 3 is available for you. The new version contains a visual editor among other new features.
Please note that the purpose of a public beta version is to iron our remaining and unfound issues. By downloading and installing Rig Manager 3 you will potentially put the content you create at risk. Therefore we advise against using this version in a production critical environment. And if you do, please make a backup first.
Rig Manager 3 is available for macOS 10.12 and higher as well as Windows 8 and higher. You also need Profiler OS 7.1.6 or higher to make things work.
Rig Manager 3 can be found here: https://www.kemper-amps.com/downloads/12/Rig-Manager
Profiler OS 7.1.6 can be found here: https://www.kemper-amps.com/do…ting-System-Beta-Versions
Nice job getting this out. Looks great, so far.
Where would be the proper place to give feedback on the beta version? Thanks.
Do profiles ever sound like in the demos?
They would if I could play like those guys. =)
Kemper support was great, as it always is. Answered my ticket in only a few hours, on a weekend. This rig is no longer included in the official Rig Packs.
I could have sworn that there was an Official Choptones Rig Pack listed under Rig Packs, in Rig Manager. Now, it looks like:
Am I going (more) crazy, or is this actually missing? Is anything else missing between Bert and Franz? If so, is there a way to fix this?
Thanks for the help.
Rectified by One based on a Mesa Single Rectifier is live!
Just bought this pack. I've only spent about 30 minutes with this, so far, but I'm loving it! Great for punk -- tight, but not harsh. Real nice work, on this one.
So, after looking at demos of loads and loads of commercial packs I like the overall sound of the Michael Britt packs.
Problem is he has so many packs and I’m thinking about starting with one of his bundles (pack 1, 2 or 3)
Those of you who own these packs, any tips which one to get first?
Grab N Go and Crank N Go both cover A LOT of ground. Hard to go wrong with those. I probably get the most use out of:
https://mbritt.com/product/69-marsh-pack-36-profiles/
https://mbritt.com/product/65-ace30-pack-34-profiles/
Those two cover most of what I need. for the music I play, other than Recto type sounds, which I mostly get from Live Ready Sound. I have bought just about all of Michal Britt's packs, though, and haven't regretted buying any of them.
Nashville was very humbling for me. Walked down Broadway and there was an A-game band every 20 feet.......
And the best part, it was any time of the day! I could spend all day listening to music, on Broadway, from the time I went up until the time I went to bed, and be perfectly happy. I was also impressed by the variety of music. I thought it would be mostly pop country, with some old country and rock mixed in. I definitely heard plenty of 80s rock and metal there, which I wasn't expecting, and loved. Anything you want to hear is withing walking distance. I think I found a new favorite city.
Found one at John Rich Redneck Riveria. Excellent musicians and the Kemper sounded awesome. I wish I would have gotten their name (or the country profile the guitarist was using) but they didn't take a break, while I was there.
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